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- "use strict";Object.defineProperty(exports, "__esModule", {value: true});var _tokenizer = require('../parser/tokenizer');
- var _types = require('../parser/tokenizer/types');
- const EMPTY_DECLARATION_INFO = {
- typeDeclarations: new Set(),
- valueDeclarations: new Set(),
- }; exports.EMPTY_DECLARATION_INFO = EMPTY_DECLARATION_INFO;
- /**
- * Get all top-level identifiers that should be preserved when exported in TypeScript.
- *
- * Examples:
- * - If an identifier is declared as `const x`, then `export {x}` should be preserved.
- * - If it's declared as `type x`, then `export {x}` should be removed.
- * - If it's declared as both `const x` and `type x`, then the export should be preserved.
- * - Classes and enums should be preserved (even though they also introduce types).
- * - Imported identifiers should be preserved since we don't have enough information to
- * rule them out. --isolatedModules disallows re-exports, which catches errors here.
- */
- function getDeclarationInfo(tokens) {
- const typeDeclarations = new Set();
- const valueDeclarations = new Set();
- for (let i = 0; i < tokens.tokens.length; i++) {
- const token = tokens.tokens[i];
- if (token.type === _types.TokenType.name && _tokenizer.isTopLevelDeclaration.call(void 0, token)) {
- if (token.isType) {
- typeDeclarations.add(tokens.identifierNameForToken(token));
- } else {
- valueDeclarations.add(tokens.identifierNameForToken(token));
- }
- }
- }
- return {typeDeclarations, valueDeclarations};
- } exports.default = getDeclarationInfo;
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